Extending Sass

[Matija Marohnić]

Excuse me for my Ruby newbieness, but how do you extend Sass with additional functions in nanoc?

I know you need to have a Sass::Script::Functions module somewhere in the lib folder, but I don't know where and how to require it when nanoc starts. I know how Sass functions work, so I only need help with the integration in nanoc :)

[Denis Defreyne]

Hi Matija,

nanoc automatically loads all files in lib/ before compilation (recursively and alphabetically). So, you can put Sass::Script::Functions somewhere in lib/. You’ll probably need to require 'sass' first though, because nanoc won’t actually load sass until the sass filter runs.

Hope this helps! (I haven’t actually tried this myself yet :)

Denis

On 14 Mar 2013, at 00:02, Matija Marohnić <matija....@gmail.com> wrote:

> Excuse me for my Ruby newbieness, but how do you extend Sass with additional functions in nanoc?
>
> I know you need to have a Sass::Script::Functions module somewhere in the lib folder, but I don't know where and how to require it when nanoc starts. I know how Sass functions work, so I only need help with the integration in nanoc :)
>

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[Matija Marohnić]

It works! Thanks :)

[Tom Kenny]

Oh, wow. Giving Sass functions native access to the nanoc environment will make some stuff SO much easier, like changing url() links depending on config variables. Thanks for the heads-up.